Is this correct: "Of [something] I have but none"?

This might be a pretty weird question, given that I'm using awkward grammar. Take into account that I'm trying to play with the language.

The question is, would the following be correct?

Of milk I have but none.

And, would that imply that I have no milk, or that I do not have no milk (so I do have some)?

I understand that normally you would say it like this:

I have no milk.

But, as I said earlier, all I'm doing is playing with the language.

P.S: if this helps at all, I'm working with iambic pentameter.

Of friends, I have but a few. Of enemies, I have none.

But = Only

Therefore, you cannot use 'but' when you are speaking about an ultimate 'none'.